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A South West Trains liveried Class 158 combo heads wrong line through Fleet station whilst a slight adjustment is made to the train service. The 158's had run through the station some 20 minutes earlier and had to run back due to a signalling problem, plenty of bemused passengers on board.
Now when my sissy goes to the home improvement store, all she has to worry about (all she is allowed to look at!) is the kitchens and wallpaper and drapery choices. Imagining herself here in a kitchen where she spends such a good portion of her day washing dishes and scrubbing pots and pans and floor.
This 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione 1953GT s/n 1953 belongs to Rohan Fernando
This was my first try with my Tokina 300mm f/2.8. It will need some adjustments, but, so far so good...
Girly stocking adjustments should be done as often as possible. They are charming, sensual, fun and most definitely make the world a much better place.
The purpose of this image is not really to take a selfie, nor an advert for Lidl or the company that sold me my car. It is me trying to get used to adjusting the focus on the panasonic lens cap fish eye lens! I think I am getting there. :-). Olympus 9mm F8 Fish-Eye
I have no problems adjusting my stockings under all kinds of challenging circumstances. However, sitting down on the stairs like this is really very comfortable and makes it super easy. Just a few pulls on my stocking tops is all it takes, simples. Heck, I bet it would be really easy for you to assist me too; plenty of access from below ensures a perfect stocking view for you and an easy approach for your helping hands.
Oh hey look it's LEGO!
Okay so Sagethe13th designed a simply superb Mini Chub and it was simply too adorable to resist!
And me being me, I just couldn't help making some adjustments with the above results.
Looking at it now, I want to adjust the Heavier Blue Frame's Arms with built-in weaponry, might give that a shot tomorrow.
Also you can't see it at all from this angle, but the Blue Frame also has a pair of Thruster/Fuel tank setup on it's back.
Today I dug deep in the camera bag and found my old but excellent 24mm f2.8 lens, hooked up the Eos1DX a fresh battery for the cold conditions and headed out for some different pictures.